Graze 1910

As a recurring patron, I am excited to endorse this fabulous venue again! Jaela and Jordyn are beyond warm, welcoming and hospitable. Maddy greeted me with the friendliest smile of familiarity. James is always beaming bright with personality. Whether for business or pleasure, there is no measure for how inviting, amiable and accommodating the staff is, on a consistent basis. The atmosphere and ambiance are hip and vibrant yet cozy and relaxing. I especially enjoy the chic style and decor; and delectable and versatile menu options. I highly recommend the fresh baked cookies...more smores please! Both locations are central, accessible and convenient. I also immensely appreciate their support of other local, small businesses, as I noticed Ginger Beard's brew presence. I will most certainly be returning with a hungry tummy churning!

Hi all… I was so excited to try this place out.. The cashier was rushing us my food was cold. The view was nice by the water.. It’s an open seating area , somewhat like a food court. Not a recommendation! Run don’t Graze!

Food was absolutely amazing! The sweet potato fries and brussel sprouts are the best I have ever had! Will come back again!

I leave five stars when I am extremely Wowed. The food was really good, but it did not exceed my expectations. Although all I had really were tater tots and a burger, I came for the burger. Really good burger, but did not take my breath away. I do highly recommend this place. Again the burger was really good. The service is great. The atmosphere is cool. Parking is easy. I don’t know why some people complain about parking. There’s no problem parking here. You pay and park and you walk inside. Really cool vibe thoroughly enjoyed it!!

Great spot, good food and reasonably priced. We really enjoyed sitting outside by the water for brunch.

We enjoyed our experience at Graze 1910. The girls taking our order were friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. The food came out hot and fresh, and we did not have to wait a long time for our order either. I will say that I give 4 stars on food because although my chicken sandwich was massive, it was dry and did not have a lot of flavor. My husband had the signature Graze 1910 burger and loved it. He said it was juicy and full of flavor. Overall, nice experience!

Food overall was solid. I got the chicken and waffles. I really like the spice on the chicken but wished my waffles had a little more syrup. My fruit wasn’t the best, actually tasted warm (mainly the strawberries). The atmosphere was okay just really busy (which is not a bad thing). I will definitely try it again on a week day to see how the experience is and try one of the old school sodas.

Avocado egg salad tartine was well prepared and a healthy alternative to the delicious macaroni and cheese. Pass on the roasted corn, as it was dry and chewy. Take out style service and open seating is a bit challenging, but that's acceptable, considering the multi-restaurant concept of Armature.

One of my favorite spots at Armature for breakfast and lunch. Solid burger, they also have a great chicken ranch bowl. Very filling.

My friend and I went to Graze 1910 in Armature. She ordered the hamburger and I had a bowl. She enjoyed the burger until about 30 minutes later when her stomach was upset. Shortly thereafter, she threw up. She also ordered coffee and asked for a refund because she said, "it was the worst coffee anyone has ever given me." My food was fine. This restaurant is only for people who want to arrive and stand in line for 15+ minutes just to order. Then one can wait until your drinks are provided at the bar where you can wait 5-15 minutes. Once you have your drink you can sit down and wait up to 30 minutes to get a text that says your food is ready. So you can go back to the bar and find out your food is not yet ready. After standing at the bar, again, Someone will tell you they'll bring it to you when it actually is ready. Everyone there was pleasant just a terrible process. No , it was not jammed. It mostly empty. If you don't want to stand at the bar unlimited hours and go from the bar to a seat, back to the bar, and then back to your seat and then back to the bar, this is not the place to go. For me, I won't do that for a hamburger or a breakfast bowl.

Been here a few times and never a bad experience. I consistently get the bub burger and love the sauce and quality of the ingredients. My friend Anna got the kale Caesar wrap which looked pleasing and she said it was a good way to fuel back up after a run. Love that they carry glass old glass Coke bottles really added to the experience of the meal. there is a little bar area to sit, but I prefer eating outside. Nice ambience and great service. Jay helped us out a lot. Their sweet potato fries are my favorite and a must try. I love waffle fries, and the sweet sauce tops them off perfectly!

I had heard good things about Graze at Armature Works so I gave it a try. I got the egg bowl because I knew it could be made gluten free. My combo was eggs, brown rice, black beans, onions, bacon and American cheese. It was a lot of food but I didn't love it. I think it was probably what I put in it so I would change it up next time. I couldn't have the potatoes because they are on a shared cooking surface. I also got a cold brew which was good. The place is cute and the staff were friendly. They take your phone number to let you know when your order is ready.

Really, really sad. We were looking for breakfast and Yelp (mis)led us here. Graze is located inside the Armature Works, a 100-year-old repurposed industrial building that's trying to be an upscale food court. The Upscale means they charge $10 for parking. The food court means you order while standing up and eat wherever you can find space. Graze has an interesting process for letting you know when your food is ready. When you place your order, you give them your cell number. Then, you go find somewhere to sit. There are some seats outside, near a small canal. Then, you sit there enjoying the canal until you begin to wonder if your food is ready. That's your cue to head inside to find that your meals have been sitting on the counter, getting cold. The good news is that they also got my order wrong, so I got to wait another 15 minutes while they made what I ordered. Once I finally got the correct food, served on paper plates and a metal tray, I learned that their food, even when it's served hot, isn't all that good. I could have got better food for less money (even without factoring in parking) by going to Denny's

I cannot recommend Graze enough if you want a high-quality burger and fries. Seed oil free!! The ingredients are extremely fresh and you can enjoy this meal without feeling any sense of heaviness or guilt afterwards because of the freshness. Located inside of Armature Works, this restaurant is very convenient when you're enjoying the Riverwalk. I came here after a run club run, and the kale Caesar salad was the perfect bite to refuel. The breakfast potatoes are perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with a slight salty flavor, but also serve with sautéed onions and peppers. It is quite delicious. However, the sweet potato fries with the sweet glaze are spectacular. Everything here is made to order and fresh. Jay, the guy at the front was so friendly and kind and he even let me have a water bottle on the house when I asked for a cup of water. It was a very positive experience.

Love this spot at Armature Works. No seed oils, grass fed beef burger and absolutely delicious. Sweet potato fries are so crispy and great.

Turkey Burger and Sweet Potato Fries were Insane! The line went quick and the food came out fast compared to others in the building. Plenty of places to sit inside and out, with great views of the river!

You can see the photo attached for more details!! I contacted Graze on IG to maybe find some answers but I was left on read :) They served my friend food with ingredients she is allergic to. In a nutshell- my friend (let's call her Friend A) ordered a bowl for Friend B because A didn't specify her allergy at the beginning of ordering at the register (she went up maybe 5 min after ordering and mentioned she cannot have broccoli). Friend C went to ask the manager about the policy and that from ex manager to manager, mentioned that the staff should know what's on the menu and what the meals come with. Manager (a guy maybe in his 40s with a beard that's black and some gray in it) basically told us "customers should read the menu before ordering so they order correctly" and please note- we were upset and discussing this issue because we never heard of a place that won't remake a bowl because of an allergy or when they messed up, and the manager kept mocking us and mimicking us and the whole time from beginning to end of the situation was watching us and it was really uncomfortable. We still don't know their policy or if they even have a policy.

The food here was delicious and very filling. The service was nothing special, and the atmosphere is cute but not anything of note. It was very clean inside and super cold in there.

Very good food options on the healthy side which was something I was looking for on my recent trip. They have a very nice open seating area with lots of natural light and the staff is super helpful. I chose to sit at the counter so I could see what the kitchen was doing and how the staff was interacting and I'd have to say they were great. The food was fresh not overly fried or oily and had a very nice taste to it the brought out the flavors of the food without too much salt or frying. I think my favorite was the sweet potato fries with marshmallow sauce even though I don't usually do much sugar they were amazing.

First time here & food was delicious-shoutout to the employees recommendation on the sand-wich option ~ highly recommend checking this place out for quick breakfast!

The bowl was the best and my husband's burrito was awesome!!!! So glad that we found this wonderful place!

I came here for brunch on a Sunday with a friend. I ordered the oatmeal ($9) and a side of bacon and a strawberry lemonade. The oatmeal was served in a plastic to go container and with a fork (I was told they were out of spoons). The bacon was limp, and for $9, I expected more out of the oatmeal with a few slices of banana, a tsp of brown sugar and a tiny amount of pecans. My friend ordered the make your own breakfast bowl but her potatoes were undercooked and when she asked for salt packets there were none, and the staff was rude when my friend asked to borrow the salt shaker for her food. I had high expectations for this place, but can't recommend it for the price and quality.

I rarely write poor reviews (this is my first 1-star review ever), and I actually enjoy the food at Graze, but this interaction left a really bad taste in my mouth and I don't intend to return to the one at Armature Works because of it. Just before Christmas, I brought a 14 year old that I mentor to Armature Works to sit outside and write some holiday cards. She started to feel nauseous from something she'd eaten earlier in the day, and ended up getting sick and using the plastic bag I had brought with all of our materials in it. After making sure she's okay, I went inside to try to locate some form of takeout bag or box that I could use, since now we had pens, envelopes, cards, and chocolates and nothing to put them in. The first counter I walked up to was Graze, and the man I spoke with (he was older and bald, that's all I can remember to note) was the rudest person I've encountered in a long time. I asked for a bag or box and he flatly told me they were for paying customers only. I explained my situation, that the kid I'm with had just gotten sick and I need to get her home to her mom, and I'm just looking for a plastic bag or takeout container. He laughed, made some annoying comment, and sent me on my way. I walked over to the bar on the other end of Armature and they gave me a box and some complimentary gingerale for her after hearing what had happened. Then a staff member at Kipos gave me a paper takeout bag when asked without even having to explain what happened. I want to mention that the "no" was NOT the problem - if you're not supposed to give out a bag or box to a non-paying customer, fine. It was the rudeness and the disrespect especially at a time when I was truly just trying to help out a kid that was clearly unwell. It was hard enough leaving her alone outside to go in and try to problem-solve, let alone be spoken to condescendingly in a high-stress situation.

Honestly this spot surprised me. The Graze burger was phenomenal and the Tater Tots are a fantastic combo. Very unique burger. It is sweet and juicy. One of my top spots there at armature works.

Yummy! Being at armature works pretty early on a Saturday morning for the car show, I wasn't sure if any of the restaurants would be open. Graze 1910 serves breakfast all day! Who knew?!? The long line showed that it was worth the wait. The BYO Brunchwich was perfect. Two Eggs. Any protein and I opted for bacon of course with cheese on an everything bagel. Jackpot! The side of tots was a great choice. All in all was extremely happy with my breakfast. Next time I'd like to check out the south tampa location.

The food was incredible. I got the BYO bowl with potatoes, spinach, roasted tomatoes, peppers and onions, turkey sausage and goat cheese and MAN it was the most amazing breakfast I've had in a while. The ladies behind the counter taking the orders and prepping the food are extremely efficient. They definitely deserve a raise.

This was by far the best chicken salad I've ever had. The side salad was a nice bonus as well.

This food was solid, but nothing that I couldn't have made at home. The best part about this place is the view. You can see the river and outdoors which is super nice. The service was solid but they really only have to take your order and then you go back up to grab your food when it is ready. It is solid food, but probably a lot cheaper to make your own breakfast sandwich. Not bad, but nothing special aside from the great location.

With so many options for food in Armature Works, Graze 1910 is one of the places I go back to regularly because the food is great. I am a big fan of the build your own breakfast sandwiches and the build your own breakfast bowls, with so many options for bases, veggies and toppings. For lunch/dinner I also love the chicken bacon ranch bowl which has fried chicken, broccoli, brown rice, cheese, tomatoes and ranch on it. Order at the counter and they'll text you when your food is ready so that you can walk around or get a drink. Lots of tables inside, outside, and all around Armature Works.

Graze 1910 is a solid spot for a tasty breakfast at the popular Armature Works food hall. There wasn't too many places open at 930am in Armature. Graze was pretty much the only spot for a decent meal. Graze offers a variety of breakfast items including bowls, sandwiches, and what I ordered, the chicken and waffles with a maple bacon glaze. In total, $50 for two sandwiches, chicken and waffles and two sparkling apple juices. We took a seat outside on a crisp, sunny morning in Tampa. The food took about 15 minutes. The sandwiches looked good and were freshly prepared. Made to order eggs, choice of cheese on either a brioche bun or bagel with a protein. Both my wife and sister had bacon. My wife had the potatoes on the side. They are crispy and flavorful. My sister had the tots and they were even crispier but did have a bit of a greasy taste to them. My chicken and waffles was ok. The waffle was fluffy and sweet and was doused in rich syrup with bacon crumbles scattered about. The chicken on top was ok. It was a thick chicken breast but It was a over cooked in some parts, mostly on the sides and ends. The crust outside was burnt in some spots. The flavor on the crust was decent. Sweet and glazed. However, I wouldn't order again if we were to be back here for breakfast. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. They have a few different food options here so you'll be sure to find something that will hit the spot.

I love going to armature works too check out all the places! We close Graze 1910 this time and were not disappointed! Such healthy and tasty options. Filling but not heavy, just the way I like it! Service was friendly and so helpful. The guy at the counter helped us by providing descriptions of what we were wanting to order. I'll definitely head back to check out some of the other options!

Consistently one of my favorite restaurants at Armature Works. Great selection of lots of healthy style foods. Love their bowls, including the Korean BBQ shown in my pic. Ordering is at the register and they are pretty quick with making the food fresh to meet your order. Seating includes inside and outside. On the weekends this can be challenging. Tip: They don't offer tap water, so unless you bring your own you will have to go without or overpay for bottled. Second tip: As of Oct 2022 this is not a restaurant that participates in the Armature Works online ordering. For most of the other restaurants at Armature Works you can use this online ordering tool to order from numerous restaurants all at once. Hopefully something Graze adds later since this is a great feature when your family wants multiple places.

Graze actually has more than one location in Tampa. When we came to this one, there was already a line to the cashier. It was a Friday morning. Maybe just past 10:15. The line moved but it wasn't super slow. The menu has quite a variety of options. You can find vegetarian, gluten free, low carb things to eat too! I did the BYO bowl with breakfast potatoes, eggs, roasted tomatoes, mushrooms, and cheddar. Super filling! 3 eggs is a good amount to eat if you're bulking. My sister also did the BYO option, but did tots, eggs, spinach, broccoli, black beans, and cheddar. Such a good portion of food, albeit pricy. The base price is already at $13 (if I remember correctly), and it adds up every time you add more toppings. It tasted delicious but not sure what was up with the elevated dollar amount. Were these chickens treated fairly? Are the vegetables grown from a local farm? I need that advertised so I know what I'm paying for. Regardless of my rant, I'd still come back! The menu was healthy and nothing was greasy. It's a good option if you're in town for the weekend like I was. Or if you don't cook LOL

First time at Armateur works. Pretty cool place. Went to Graze for breakfast. The man who took our order was very nice. The bacon and fruit was good, but the cheese eggs weren't very good at all. No seasoning on the eggs and the cheese was basically sprinkled on top after they cooked the eggs..

We had an excellent lunch. We would recommend to others. The food was very good, the service was excellent and the price was fair. Give it a chance.

The Graze burger is fantastic. It has become my go to order when eating here. You've also got to try their chicken sandwich.

My first time eating at Graze and I was really in the mood for a lox bagel. It came deconstructed, which I really liked to build myself. Had a generous serving of onions, cream cheese and salmon! My friend got their fried chicken & waffles which she also loved. A yummy and satisfying option for breakfast and lunch food at Armature!

Their build your own breakfast bowls are to die for! My sister and I loved them so much that we bought all the ingredients at the grocery store to meal prep them at home during the week. The restaurant is located inside Armature Works right by the large glass doors. Service is quick, and I recommend taking your bowl to sit outside and enjoy the Florida sunshine. My favorite thing to order is the scrambled egg bowl with feta cheese, peppers, onions, sausage, and guacamole, along with an iced coffee. Be careful - one bite and you'll be wishing you could eat this every single day!

Graze1910 has the best bagel salmon in town! I usually grab a iced cold brew coffee or a mimosa. Plus, they have the booziest mimosa (not just a Sunday thing!) The stag is always friendly and the food is always fresh and fast service. Great lunch date or meeting spot because it's never too loud during the day. I did come at night and @Armatureworks had live music which was definitely a vide. Love @graze1910 and @armatureworks #bagel #breakfast #lunch #brunch #icedcoffee

Loved the Ahi tuna tartine with guacamole, pickled onion, carrot, scallion , and French toast bread. The side salad was also super delicious, (normally I don't like seeds in my salad) but I enjoyed the pumpkin seeds. Service was excellent also. Ambiance was busy for the restaurant but it's always normally busy in armature works.

Graze is a modern American concept that offers all day breakfast, build your own bowls for breakfast and lunch/dinner, and a plethora of sandwiches and sides. They have a standalone location in South Tampa and a booth inside of Armature Works. Graze is definitely not a burger place, but they could very easily be known for the 1910 burger. It comes with a double patty, perfectly melted American cheese, onion, and a special sauce on a fresh potato bun. It taste even better with bacon and/or a fried egg. if you're dining in the morning or enjoy breakfast, at any time of the day, their Byo Bowl is a great option. it includes three scrambled eggs with your choice of one base, one protein, two veggies, and one cheese. They also have a great waffle that you can top with a citrus pecan glaze for an additional charge. As a self-proclaimed potato connoisseur, I love their options for sides. They offer diced potatoes, tater tots, and sweet potato fries with a cinnamon marshmallow drizzle.

Nice breakfast spot if you're hungry and near armature works. Service is good and it's in a nice location.

Though the restaurant menu is very small, the options make you want to try them all. I simply chose the build your own bowl with eggs, grits, spinach & turkey sausage. The grits were nice and creamy yet sadly I was only given a little bit of spinach.

A solid brunch option in Tampa Heights inside a cool warehouse style location. I ordered the deconstructed lox with toasted everything bagel it was really good but pretty standard nevertheless still enjoyed my time here!

Not bad. They did a decent chicken and waffles. More than anything I loved the building, I think these types of things are so cool where they're renovating and reusing a past structure.

Cara was amazing! Friendly, knowledgeable and a good vibe all around. Food was outstanding and the peanut butter nitro coffee is a new favorite of mine.

I was visiting my best friend from Tampa and she reccomended this place for breakfast. I love how it is located in a food hall type place because there is a lot of choices to choose from. At the end, we decided decided go here because the menu looks enticing. For food, I ordered the spicy chicken sandwich and the sweet tea. The spicy chicken has 1910 special coleslaw, pickle, and sriracha aioli. For the side I got the sweet potato fries, I am not sure what the drizzle is but it tastes so good. Overall, I love the pairing of sweet tea and the spicy chicken sandwich. It was very delicious, I will definitely come back when I visit Florida again.

You can't go wrong with their build-your-own bowl. The portion size was perfect and everything was cooked to perfection. I really enjoyed the crispy potatoes and shiitake mushrooms. We enjoyed eating our meals outside, where there is ample seating. Definitely recommend checking out their menu if you're at this food hall.

This was delicious! Very healthy! I'm not sure if it had Chia seeds on it but it was still good.

Such a cute spot for brunch. I ordered the BYOB (Build your own bowl) with egg, cheese, and broccoli. Great ambiance and service though.

Graze 1910 has such a cool location at the back of Armature Works. You can see the water while you order. I visited Graze 1910 on a Sunday morning during brunch. I ran through the menu multiple times and realized that, despite having a few vegan options later in the day, they didn't have much vegan during the time we were there (they have an incredible sounding vegan bowl but it is only available after one on Sunday). Sadly I was stuck going with just avocado on an everything bagel. Well that Avocado Bagel was pretty incredible. The bagel had a great texture, like it was grilled, with a crispiness on the top and softness throughout the rest of it. The avocado was layered thick enough to enjoy but not too thick to overwhelm the bagel and it had a great flavor. I was very impressed with this a la carte creation. Graze 1910 lacks the vegan brunch offerings to truly make it a five star experience. Still, what they do offer is good enough to make me think I'd visit again.

The Ray Ray's BLT w/ chicken salad was so good! The employees are so kind too, service was 10/10.

loveddddddddd. my first time here, went for a little brunch. Was able to buy a bottle of champagne - they didn't give any mixers though which would've been better so we could make our own mimosas. The food was delicious and filling; the bartender wouldn't give me a fork for my tots. They had sani wipes around each table, which was really nice!

Every time I visit the Tampa area, I go to Graze 1910 at the Armature Works for my favorite breakfast sandwich. Their bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich is absolutely magical with a side of magic. Amongst all the food vendors in Armature, Graze 1910 is my go-to for breakfast goodness before I launch into craft beer giddiness. Located in Tampa Heights, Graze 1910 has a very nouveau, 30s style for its front with a menu that's very appealing to the breakfast crowd. Of course, I always go for their bacon, egg, and cheese, which is like a warm blanket of happiness that completes me in a way that's savory, succinct, and satisfying. Like the breakfast, gods bless me with a sense of magical wonderment that radiates my aura across the sky. If you go on the weekend, the wait is about 10 to 15 minutes after taking the order to pick up. They do a lot of business. But the lines for ordering go very quickly. I haven't had lunch there yet, but they do offer burgers and chicken sandwiches that I will have to try the next time I head to Tampa. This place is tops.

Amazing food but the service wasn't great. We went to the armature works location but will try the south tampa location next.

Always packed, and a favorite of my boyfriends (breakfast all day!), I finally had to try this place out. Very customizable menu which is a big plus for me (add a protein, pick your base/carb etc.). I noticed from their menu they seemed to understand the concept of avocado toast really well, so I went with the basic and subbed out the multigrain for the "croissant waffle", tbh I really just needed to know what that was! Who doesn't love croissants and waffles?!? Immediate win in my book. Good came out pretty fast, very hot and extremely tasty. My bf ALWAYS get their bagel breakfast sandwich and tater tots, I got a "delicious as always" so that's as good of a review as I can give there! Definitely a go to staple if you want any breakfast later in the day or just some good hot home cooked southern favorites.

I was doing a TPA run so I stopped at Armature Works on the way back to stop at the restroom and grab breakfast. I went to Graze 1910 for an egg sandwich and grits, which were both tasty.